San Antonio, TX General Contractor Leads: 786 GCs, 865 Permits in 90 Days (2026)

If you sell to general contractors — building-material suppliers and lumberyards, equipment rental, construction software and CRM platforms, bonding and insurance programs, financing vendors — or you run a subcontracting business and want to know which GCs are actually breaking ground across San Antonio, this is one of the deepest general-construction markets we track anywhere. San Antonio publishes its permits daily with the contractor named on the record, and the metro runs on a rare mix of national production-builder volume, military-adjacent commercial work, and a huge residential repair and remodel base. Real construction jobs pull permits, so this stream maps the general contractors actually building in Bexar County.

Over the last 90 days PermitGrab indexed 865 permits pulled by San Antonio general contractors, filed by 341 distinct general contracting firms — 308 of those permits landed in the last 30 days from 151 active businesses. The newest general-contractor filing is dated July 5, 2026 — the feed is current to the day, because San Antonio publishes permits daily rather than in batches. City-wide, PermitGrab indexed 14,184 San Antonio permits over the same 90 days from 3,291 named firms across every trade.

The San Antonio General Contractor List

Most lead products hand you an address and nothing else. PermitGrab builds an actual contractor list: 786 San Antonio general-contractor profiles, each tied to real permit activity, with the trade, the firm, and the most recent filing attached. Licensing records and public business data let us attach a phone number to most of them — in San Antonio, 539 of the 786 general-construction profiles carry a phone number, 450 of them distinct. That is a deduplicated call list of general contracting businesses you can prove are actively working — not a stale directory scraped off the web.

We are deliberate about the phone count. A production builder can appear on a hundred permits, but you get one number, not a hundred — and we only report a phone when the underlying record gives us a real one. So the figure that matters for outreach is 450 distinct general-contractor phone numbers, every one tied to a business that pulled a real San Antonio permit, on top of the full 786-profile roster of named firms you can run against your own data.

Who Is Actually Pulling the Permits

The work spans national production builders, local custom builders, and commercial construction firms. Across the last 90 days the most active general contracting businesses on San Antonio permits include Pulte Homes of Texas (102 permits), CST Services LLC (50), Scott Felder Homes (12), Pella South Texas LLC, RC Management Inc, GL Hunt SA LLC, First America Homes, Forge Builders of Texas LLC, and ISRO Engineering Services PLLC. These are the named players you can verify on the permit record — useful whether you are benchmarking competitors, hunting GC relationships as a sub, or selling lumber, concrete, equipment, bonding, software, or financing into the crews building the San Antonio metro.

The permit mix tells you what the work actually is: residential repair permits (239 in the window), maintenance permits (79), minor building repair applications (78), and a steady stream of site and tree-related filings that mark lots being cleared for construction. That mix is exactly the population a supplier or sub wants — firms with live jobsites this month, not last year.

Who This List Helps

Subcontractors get the highest-value use: when a GC files a permit, that project needs electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, drywall, and concrete subs — the filing GC is your next partnership call, with the phone number attached. Building-material suppliers and lumberyards reach the firms actively buying framing packages, concrete, and finish material across Bexar County. Equipment rental branches see which builders have live jobsites. Construction software, bonding, insurance, and financing vendors get a vetted list of demonstrably operating construction businesses — 450 distinct phone numbers, every one tied to a real filed permit.

The Rest of the San Antonio Trades

General construction is one slice of a very deep feed. By contractor profiles with phones attached, San Antonio also offers Landscaping & Exterior (1,229 phones), Plumbing (688), HVAC (650), Electrical (639), and Roofing (330). If your market is one of those trades, start with our San Antonio plumbing permit leads, HVAC permit leads, electrical permit leads, or roofing permit leads pages — or the full cross-trade roster on our San Antonio contractor list with phone numbers page. Home-builder-focused readers should also see San Antonio home builders 2026.

Freshness Is the Point

A contractor list bought a year ago is mostly disconnected numbers and finished projects. This one refreshes daily — the newest general-contractor filing is dated July 5, 2026 — so the firms you reach are building right now. Size the opportunity with our free permit lead estimator, browse the live feed on the San Antonio permits page, read the method behind it in our guide to contractor leads from building permits, or see PermitGrab pricing for the full named list delivered daily.

One more thing on cost: shared lead networks resell a single homeowner to four or five contractors, so a booked job can cost $200–250 in lead fees. PermitGrab is a flat $149/month, never resold — you reach the general contractor the day the permit files. Start a free trial and pull the San Antonio list today.